1. open Google Earth2. go to Great Lake, Tasmania, Australia3. head to the east side4. zoom in5. shit brixswarm 1000s of tiny "censor bar" rectangles.Pic related isn't doing it justice, there are A LOT OF THEMEach have the same size/shape/dir

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Google Earth thousands of black squares Anonymous 03/26/23 (Sun) 07:18:23 No.1844

1. open Google Earth
2. go to Great Lake, Tasmania, Australia
3. head to the east side
4. zoom in
5. shit brix
swarm 1000s of tiny "censor bar" rectangles.
Pic related isn't doing it justice, there are A LOT OF THEM
Each have the same size/shape/direction, but some bars overlap others.

Wouldn't be random or a glitch as:
> most are concentrated on the eastern side of the lake
> all of the censors are in water
> no other lakes have this
> for a few of the censors, there are visible trails on the water leading up to them

So far there is nothing about this online, uboachan you now have the curse of knowledge..and some activity on this board lel

Anonymous 05/09/23 (Tue) 01:16:07 No.1845

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Scary

Anonymous 05/09/23 (Tue) 19:49:57 No.1846

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Fuck man that's spooky. I've been focusing on the ones over the houses because they seem more solvable (and less scary). Some things I noticed:
- Sharp change in colour, I think all of the bars are above it. I'm guessing the boundary is where pictures were taken on a different day, but I'm not sure how to check the date for the satellite images.
- It's NOT data corruption. Every one is either located in the water, or specifically in one of the tiny towns on land
- There are more boxes in every town than the populations of each are listed as on wikipedia from a 2016 census.
- There are none in the city at the bottom, but this doesn't tell us much because it's below the line.

There are some businesses around the lake, if the satellite photos are recent it could be worth sending out emails to dig for info.

Anonymous 05/13/23 (Sat) 08:33:28 No.1847

im trying to reasonably think as to why there are so many. It's a little odd.

Anonymous 05/13/23 (Sat) 16:01:23 No.1848

There's a large and active hydroelectric dam operating in that lake. Isn't it possible that the dam produces some sort of RFI/EMF that could've messed up the cameras google used?